THE PLANET TODAY🌍 30.10.2026 MORNING EDITION
Russia may be preparing an offensive on Kherson during the ceasefire in Oleshky - media
The Russian army's offensive on Kherson may begin after the end of the ceasefire in Oleshky. It is known that the aggressor country is transferring military equipment closer to the regional center. Russia, according to Bild, may be preparing an offensive on the Kherson region during the ceasefire in Oleshky. The occupiers are using the temporary ceasefire in the occupied city to transfer equipment and troops. This was reported by the military of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, writes the publication. They claim to have captured on video the active movement of Russian units. According to their estimates, the offensive may begin after the end of the ceasefire on November 1. However, there is no independent confirmation of these plans yet. One of the Ukrainian servicemen told Bild that Russian KamAZ trucks are continuously transporting combat units. And the industrial zone of Kakhovka is being equipped with anti-drone nets.
Putin stated that Russia is ready for war with Europe but does not want a conflict
Russia is ready for war with Europe, but "does not want" a conflict. At the same time, the Russian Federation "supports any steps" to resume relations with European countries. "Many in Europe are preparing for war with Russia by 2030, Russia is ready, but does not want war," he noted. The dictator added that if it comes to war between the aggressor country and Europe, then "there will be no winners." He called on European countries "not to forget about this." At the same time, the head of the Kremlin stated that Russia "supports any steps" to resume relations with EU member states.
Russia is preparing new ballistic strikes - Zelensky
Russia is preparing new ballistic strikes on Ukraine, so the country needs additional forces and means to shoot down enemy rockets. "There is currently information from intelligence about the preparation by the Russians of new ballistic strikes. And forces are needed to shoot down all this Russian evil," Zelensky noted. The head of state emphasized that the Ukrainian side is already expecting corresponding decisions from international partners to strengthen air defense. He also thanked everyone who is really helping Ukraine.
Over 460 flights were delayed in Russia due to a record drone attack
The airports of Moscow and St. Petersburg felt the consequences of a large-scale drone attack on October 29. More than 460 flights were canceled or delayed. On October 29, more than 460 flights were delayed or canceled at the airports of Moscow and St. Petersburg, according to ASTRA based on data from the airports service. Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo suffered the most. Pulkovo accepted planes that could not land in Moscow. The restriction on flights to Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky was lifted by Rosaviation only at 6:46 am. Delays persisted until the evening.